Sentence examples for has a viable exit from inspiring English sources

What happens in 2011 is different from whether he has a "viable exit strategy".

QUESTION FROM GRANT: Do you believe Obama has a viable exit strategy in 2011 or is this just wishful thinking?

With an unspoken dig at Tony Blair, he said Britain's armed forces would be deployed "only where key UK national interests are at stake…where we have a viable exit strategy; and where justifiable under international law".

He has said he thinks Voom has a viable future.

approach to paying for health care has a viable future.

Still, critics wondered if there were ever a viable exit strategy.

A European league is not yet a viable exit, not as a replacement to a Spanish one, while accommodation in Portugal, say, or France is far from simple.

He says any intervention abroad should occur only if strict criteria are met, including clear, achievable goals and a viable "exit strategy".

That lack of a viable exit route may come to be seen as one of the defining flaws of the euro zone.

It notes that the defence review promised a "clear strategic aim... and a viable exit strategy" for UK forces.

Competition — the existence of a viable exit — can actually amplify the impact of "voice" and increase loyalty.